OKLAHOMA CITY, OK
Shed, Barn & Garage Demolition in Oklahoma City
Old sheds, barns, detached garages and carports torn down and hauled away, contents and all, with the ground left clean for what comes next.
The shed with the soft roof. The detached garage nobody has parked in for ten years. The barn that leans a little further after every storm. Once a building is past fixing, it's just in the way. We tear it down, load every board and sheet of metal onto our own trailers, and leave a clean spot behind.
In the older parts of Oklahoma City and on the older side of Yukon, it's usually a detached garage or shed that has finally had it. Out on acreage around Tuttle, Piedmont and Blanchard, it's old barns and outbuildings. Our shop in Mustang sees both.
Guides
What we tear down
- Wood and metal sheds, big and small
- Detached garages: walls, roof, door and all
- Old barns and outbuildings on acreage
- Carports, wood or steel
- Decks pulled off the back of the house
- Old fence lines
- Clearing out what's inside first, with our junk removal
- Breaking out the slab or floor afterward, with our concrete removal
- Debris haul-off and site cleanup
How a teardown goes
Show us the building
Text us a few photos of the outside, the inside and the way in. Most people hear back with a number the same day.
Handle the power and the paperwork
If power runs to the building, have your electrician shut it off and disconnect it. Check what your city asks for — the rules change city to city.
Empty it
Still full of old tools, boxes or furniture? We clear it out as part of the same job, so you don't have to.
Take it down and load it
A skid steer, compact track loader with a grapple, or mini excavator does the heavy work. Wood, metal and roofing go straight onto our trailers.
Haul it and clean up
The debris leaves on our trucks and we clean the site. The haul-off comes with the job, not on a second bill.
Detached garages in older neighborhoods
A detached garage is usually bigger than people expect. It often has power run to it, and it tends to sit close to a fence, an alley or the neighbor's yard, which decides where the trailer parks and how a machine gets in. Most sit on a slab. If you want the slab gone too, it gets broken out and hauled off; if you plan to rebuild, it can stay for now.
Barns and outbuildings on acreage
On a working property, a barn is rarely just a barn. There's scrap, old equipment and years of stored stuff inside, and brush grown up around the walls. We clear it, tear it down and haul it in one go. If a new shop or barn is going up, our pad prep can get the spot ready.
Carports, decks and fences
Smaller jobs count too. A steel carport frame, a rotten deck off the back door or a fence line that's falling over all come down and leave on the same trailer. One customer had us tear out an old fence and haul it away, and said we left everything spotless.
Could it be moved instead?
Not every old building has to be scrapped. If a shed or small barn is still solid, it may be worth moving to another corner of the property instead. Shed moves run on our trailer with an escort vehicle and an oversize-load banner — see structure moving.
Rules to know
Oklahoma City requires a permit to tear down any structure on a property, and that includes an accessory building like a garage or shed, not just the house. Other cities word it differently or don't post anything. Who applies — owner or contractor — is worth settling before the job is scheduled. Our city-by-city demolition permit guide lays out what each city asks for.
What drives the price of a shed, barn or garage teardown
A plastic shed on blocks and a two-car garage on a slab are different jobs. We price each building on what's actually there, inside and out.
- Size, and whether it's wood, metal, block or brick
- How much is still inside
- A slab, footings or concrete floor that has to come out too
- Roofing — layers of shingles and old metal add weight
- Access: gates, alleys, fences, trees and how close it sits to the house or a neighbor
- Power run to the building that has to be disconnected first
- A fence, deck or carport coming out on the same job
Every job is priced on what's actually there. Text a few photos to (572) 273-1427 and you'll get a real number back.
What Customers Say
“Very happy that big trucking came and helped with the demolition of my mother's old shed, they all were very professional and helpful, they also finished ahead of time, I'll definitely use them again.”“I had a great experience with them. They hauled off my old fence. Communication was excellent, prices were perfect, and they left everything spotless after. I highly recommend!”Areas we serve
What comes down in each town, and the city rules worth knowing before it does.
Shed, barn and garage demolition questions
- Do I need a permit to tear down a shed or garage?
- In Oklahoma City, yes — the city's rule covers accessory buildings, not just houses. Elsewhere it depends on the city, so check with yours. Our demolition permit guide has the details city by city.
- Do I have to empty it first?
- No. Leave it as it is and we'll clear the contents before we take it down. Pull anything you want to keep, and we'll haul the rest.
- Will you take out the slab too?
- If you want it gone, yes. We break it out, load it and haul it off through our concrete services. If a new building is going on the spot, it can stay until you decide.
- Do you take down old barns out in the country?
- Yes. Old barns and outbuildings come down regularly on acreage around Tuttle, Piedmont and Blanchard, and the scrap goes out on the same trips.
- Do you speak Spanish on the job?
- Yes, start to finish. On one shed teardown we explained the whole process in Spanish to the customer's mother, whose shed it was.
Get Your Free Quote
Tell us what you've got and we'll come back with a real number.
Fastest way: call or text
Most people text a couple of photos and get a number back the same day. The form works too — this is just quicker.
“Best customer service. Honest workers. Quick, efficient and super responsive. I was very hesitant at first but they came and took care of my home as if it was theirs. I cant recommend these guys enough!”Takes a minute. No obligation, and no charge to look at it.